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1 STRESS SEED GUIDE STRESS BRAND CORN PRODUCTS STRESS CURRYSD CurrySeed.com

2 Curry Seed Stands for Success 2017 Curry Seed Benefits: 100% of all Curry Seed corn will be treated with CurryCoat TṂ It is a special formula of seed corn treatment that includes Poncho 500/VOTiVO at no extra charge. 100% free replant on Curry series corn series corn is Optimum AcreMax XTreme, our most highly traited corn.* 100% free replant on CurryCoat treated soybean seed.* 80 years of uncompromising seed service planning for 100 years. Winter After Harvest meetings. Local service backed by an international seed company. *Certain Conditions apply Curry Seed Stands for Tradition In 1918, J.J. Curry attended Iowa State College as a 26-year-old farmer looking for new ideas to use on the South Dakota farm that his family homesteaded in June of As a young farmer, J.J. strived to increase his agricultural knowledge and, at that time, Iowa State College (now Iowa State University) offered winter courses, which allowed farmers to take classes while avoiding the busy planting season. In 1935, J.J. attended a winter course at Iowa State, where a new type of seed corn was introduced. The new seed corn featured hybridization, a new technology of corn breeding. That year, J.J. saw an opportunity for a better product and more profitable yields for his fellow farmers. So he sold the new hybrid seed corn and encouraged his peers to test it against their bin run seed. The results were immediately evident: farmers saw an increase of 40 to 60 bushels per acre higher than open pollinated corn. From there, J.J. started selling hybrid seed corn to neighbors and expanded production at Elk Point, S.D. His sons, Jim and Ed, joined the company in the early 1950s and continued producing and selling hybrid seed corn, expanding into the tri-state area of South Dakota, Iowa and Nebraska. As the 1970s and 80s experienced irrigation expansion, especially from center pivots, the development of irrigation in Curry Seed territories led to record sales. During that time, Jim s son, Kevin, along with Ed s two sons, Bill and David, joined Curry Seed, expanding the sales area and developing more production capacity. In the spring of 2008, Pioneer announced that the Curry Seed Brand was purchased from the Curry family. Continued regional seed research has proven that locally selected seeds are able to make sizable improvements over nationally developed lines which is why the Curry family continues to raise hybrid seed corn at Elk Point, S.D. for the Curry Seed Brand. Today, Curry Seed remains dedicated to finding every opportunity for better products and more profitable yields. That s how J.J. Curry did business, and that s how we ll keep doing it. THIS IS WHERE WE STAND

3 Curry Seed Stands for Family Providing hybrids that will strengthen your family s bottom line is our passion. A great product line-up is just part of our success. Our team consists of men and women who live where you live, see what you see and have the expertise to make helpful suggestions based on your exact circumstance. Curry started as a family business, and decades later we continue to operate with that same mentality. Curry s ever growing team works together to identify agronomic issues and provide timely, profitable solutions as a family, for your family. This is where we STAND. Curry Seed Stands for Expertise Stuart Carlson Agronomist Eric Solberg Product Manager 2017 SEED GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS Corn Pages 4 14 Silage Guide Pages Soybeans Pages Sunflowers Page 27 Sorghum Page 28 I am the fourth generation to farm my family s land near Beresford, South Dakota. Production ag has always been a part of my life. Growing up, we raised feeder cattle, lambed out ewes and had a farrow-to-finish hog operation. My dad taught me to take care of any land that feeds your family and encouraged me to pursue my education. So, I headed to SDSU to further my dream of working in agriculture. Since then, I ve raised a family with the same appreciation for farming that my father passed on to me. Though my wife, Michelle, and I have moved into town, I continue to farm my family s land. The farm has become a big test plot for me to learn about new concepts and practices so that I may help dealers and customers in the most practical way with experience. I was born into a ranching family located in western South Dakota. We moved to Alcester when I was four, and that s where I developed a strong appreciation for farming and agriculture. I have enjoyed many opportunities to work in the ag sector since graduating from SDSU fifteen years ago. My wife and I, along with our two children, currently live in Akron, Iowa, where we also operate a small farm with my brother which keeps us busy. The most rewarding part of selecting and managing products for Curry is meeting with, and learning from, dealers and customers within the Curry Seed family.

4 BRAND CORN PRODUCTS trait options, numbering key & scoring Product Name Designation Curry Series Includes Blend Ratio Insect Protection Optimum AcreMax XTreme AMXT RW/YGCB/HXX/LL/RR2 (Major); LL/RR2 (Minor) 95/5 Above/Below Optimum AcreMax Xtra AMX YGCB/HXX/LL/RR2 (Major); LL/RR2 (Minor) 90/10 Above/Below Optimum AcreMax TRIsect AMT RW/YGCB/HX1/LL/RR2 (Major); LL/RR2 (Minor) 90/10 Above/Below Optimum AcreMax AM YGCB/HX1/LL/RR2 (Major); LL/RR2 (Minor) 95/5 Above Herculex 1 HR HX1/LL/RR2 Above Herculex XTRA XR HXX/LL/RR2 Above/Below Roundup Ready R RR2 Conventional All seeds treated with CurryCoat Poncho 500/VOTiVO EAR FLEX: Flex Ear, 1 = Fixed Ear STRESS : All products are expected to establish normal stands under average soil conditions. Stress emergence is a measure of the genetic ability or potential to emerge in the stressful environmental conditions of cold, wet soils or short periods of severe low temperatures, relative to other Curry brand products. Ratings of 7-9 indicate very good potential to establish normal stands under such conditions; a rating of 5-6 indicates average potential to establish normal stands under moderate stress conditions; and ratings of 1-4 indicate the product has below average potential to establish normal stands under stress and should not be used if severe cold conditions are expected immediately after planting. Stress emergence is not a rating for seedling disease susceptibility, early growth or speed of emergence. MID-SEASON : Ratings determined by frequency and severity of stalk snappage at lower to middle stalk internodes from conditions usually favored by rapid or optimum growth. Relative response of products can be affected by planting date, stage of growth, rate of growth, wind severity and other variables. Scores derived from both natural observations and artificial evaluation immediately prior to tasseling. NOTE: Scores do not reflect snappage enhanced by or due to herbicide interaction. The use of growth regulator herbicides such as 2,4-D and dicamba can increase the brittle snap potential of corn products. Products with lower brittle stalk ratings will require more caution and have a higher risk associated with the use of growth regulator herbicides. Early application, proper rates and application methods, along with both product and herbicide selection can help reduce this risk. PRECAUTION: In areas with higher potential for brittle stalk breakage, growers must balance the risk of planting products with brittle stalk ratings of less than 4 against the overall performance of more resistant products with higher ratings. All products have a period of susceptibility to brittle stalk. Products with below average ratings may have a longer period of susceptibility, or may experience more severe breakage relative to products with higher scores during period of susceptibility. PRECAUTION: Avoid planting products with a lower gray leaf spot (GLS) rating in continuous corn fields that have a history of GLS infection, unless tillage operations that bury significant amounts of corn residue and inoculum are practiced. CAUTION: In conditions where northern leaf blight (NLB) risk is high, growers should consider planting only products with at least moderate NLB resistance ratings of 4 or higher.

5 82 DAY am 5 Long, girthy ear with average grain quality Late flower will limit movement north out of 85 RM zone A taller hybrid with solid standability Excellent Goss s and NLB tolerance will allow west to east placement Better suited for warm soil at planting STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2120 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 7 TEST WEIGHT 4 Pink HUSK COVER 5 92 DAY amx Very nice field appearance Good standability and plant health Excellent Goss s and NLB tolerance allows west to east placement Better suited for warm soils at planting STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2270 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 5 TEST WEIGHT 5 Red HUSK COVER 7 BRAND CORN PRODUCTS 95 DAY amx am Rock solid stalks and roots Late flower will limit movement north of RM zone Flowering and agronomics allow good southern movement Fits well as a dual purpose hybrid grain and silage STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2350 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 6 TEST WEIGHT 4 Red HUSK COVER 5

6 6 99 DAY amx am BRAND CORN PRODUCTS Rock solid agronomics Short statured product ideal for narrow rows Late season plant health and standability Fixed ear product, requires high population to optimize yield Place in northern Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin Plant in warm soils as stress emergence is average 100 DAY amxt am Outstanding drought tolerance with Optimum AQUAmax product designation Hybrid works well east to west in 100 RM zone South Dakota all-star Keep in northern part of 100 RM zone Good test weight and excellent ear flex Dual purpose hybrid grain and silage STRESS () () STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2370 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 5 TEST WEIGHT 5 Red HUSK COVER 5 GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2470 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 6 TEST WEIGHT 6 Pink HUSK COVER DAY amxt am New genetic package brings great standability Excellent stalks and roots Good drought tolerance with high yield potential Great for Wisconsin Below average brittle rating STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2400 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 5 TEST WEIGHT 6 Red HUSK COVER 5

7 102 DAY amx am 7 Flowers early for its maturity Solid yield potential Rock solid standability Responds to late season fungicide application STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2450 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 5 TEST WEIGHT 5 Red HUSK COVER DAY amt High yield potential hybrid that works well east to west Keep off of light and poor water holding capacity soils Good drought tolerance Favorable staygreen Very good tolerance to Goss s Wilt Adapted well for southern movement STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2530 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 7 TEST WEIGHT 5 Pink HUSK COVER 4 BRAND CORN PRODUCTS 102 DAY amxt Shorter stature plant with strong stalks and excellent roots Below average brittle rating Early harvest recommended allows movement north and south Early flower Great for Wisconsin STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2450 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 5 TEST WEIGHT 4 Red HUSK COVER 6

8 8 103 DAY amxt BRAND CORN PRODUCTS Early flower allows hybrid to move north out of 103 RM zone Short stature complements excellent standability Good tolerance to Goss s and NLB Plant this hybrid first as stress emergence is superb Outstanding test weight and grain quality Avoid areas prone to drought Performs best in Iowa and east 104 DAY amx Solid 104 maturity hybrid with nice package of agronomic traits Great standability Performance potential especially strong in NW IA, SE SD and S MN Outstanding test weight for this maturity Nice phenotype with green leaves and brown husks late in the season STRESS STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2370 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 6 TEST WEIGHT 7 Pink HUSK COVER 5 GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2630 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 6 TEST WEIGHT 6 Pink HUSK COVER DAY amx Eastern hybrid Rock solid standability Good disease tolerance Good dual purpose hybrid grain and silage STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2470 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 6 TEST WEIGHT 6 Red HUSK COVER 6

9 105 DAY amxt am Wide area of adaptation from South Dakota to Wisconsin Food-grade quality grain with excellent test weight and grain quality Very solid stalks, roots and stress emergence Short statured plant with semi-flex ear Narrow row candidate STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2500 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 5 TEST WEIGHT 6 Pink HUSK COVER DAY Consistent, leader hybrid in the 105 maturity zone Performs well east to west Nice western package of traits makes this a top choice in the central and western corn belt Above average drought tolerance Consider product placement due to below average disease package: GLFSPT, NLB and anthracnose STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2500 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 5 TEST WEIGHT 4 Pink Orange HUSK COVER 4 BRAND CORN PRODUCTS 106 DAY amx 106 RM hybrid with top-end yield performance potential Excellent standability including outstanding brittle snap tolerance Girthy flex ear with very good test weight and grain quality Good Goss s and NLB tolerance allows west to east positioning Plant this hybrid first as stress emergence is superb Dual purpose hybrid grain and silage Responds to late season fungicide application STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2630 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 8 TEST WEIGHT 7 White HUSK COVER 5

10 DAY am A shorter statured hybrid with good roots and stalks Ideal for narrow rows Outstanding drought tolerance with Optimum AQUAmax product designation Can move south in 108 RM zone Adequate foliar resistance STRESS BRAND CORN PRODUCTS 108 DAY am Moderate plant structure with very good agronomics: above average stalks, roots and brittle snap tolerance Outstanding drought tolerance with Optimum AQUAmax product designation Very good NLB resistance, average GLFSPT Excellent test weight grain and grain quality STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2580 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 5 TEST WEIGHT 6 Red HUSK COVER 7 GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2530 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 6 TEST WEIGHT 7 Pink Orange HUSK COVER DAY amxt Strong western hybrid with best performance Iowa and west Outstanding drought tolerance with Optimum AQUAmax product designation Average stalks, excellent roots and brittle snap tolerance STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2580 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 5 TEST WEIGHT 6 Pink Orange HUSK COVER 8

11 109 DAY am 11 Nicely statured plant type with good grain quality Average stalks with excellent late roots and brittle snap resistance Good candidate for fungicide application Keep off drought prone soils Performs best in high management systems Dual purpose hybrid grain and silage STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2600 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 8 TEST WEIGHT 6 White HUSK COVER DAY amx Very solid agronomic package with above average stalks, roots and brittle snap resistance Average drought tolerance so hybrid is best placed on good ground or under irrigation Very good grain quality and test weight Dual purpose hybrid grain and silage STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2700 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 8 TEST WEIGHT 7 White HUSK COVER 3 BRAND CORN PRODUCTS 110 DAY amx Adapts well over a wide area Plant structure hides its yield Outstanding drought tolerance with Optimum AQUAmax product designation Moderate plant stature with average stalks, good roots and brittle snap resistance Late harvest watch out Good candidate for last season fungicide application STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2600 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 6 TEST WEIGHT 5 Red HUSK COVER 5

12 DAY am BRAND CORN PRODUCTS Western corn belt adapted product Outstanding drought tolerance with Optimum AQUAmax product designation Moderate plant stature with good stalks and brittle snap resistance Workhorse hybrid best positioned in NE & IA Good NLB and Goss s wilt resistance, scout for GLF Good candidate for last season fungicide application 112 DAY amxt Adapts over a broad area and moves south well Best performance on irrigated soils with high fertility Drought tolerance average Good stalks and roots with average brittle snap resistance Dual purpose hybrid grain and silage STRESS () STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2630 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 7 TEST WEIGHT 4 Red HUSK COVER amx am GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2760 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 9 TEST WEIGHT 5 Pink HUSK COVER DAY am 113 RM platform with very high yield potential over a broad area, but best performance Iowa and west Girthy ear with average test weight Moderate plant stature with good stalks and brittle snap resistance Late roots are a watchout Outstanding drought tolerance with Optimum AQUAmax product designation Narrow row candidate STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2700 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 7 TEST WEIGHT 4 Red HUSK COVER 4

13 113 DAY Sets the standard for the western corn belt Multiple years of consistent performance Moderate plant stature Very good stalks and brittle snap resistance, roots are average Plant first as stress emergence is superb STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2680 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 4 TEST WEIGHT 5 Pink Orange HUSK COVER DAY amxt Proven genetics offering a solid agronomic package Good, consistent performance potential over a broad area Taller plant stature Above average brittle snap resistance Very good test weight/grain quality STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2680 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 6 TEST WEIGHT 6 Pink Orange HUSK COVER 4 BRAND CORN PRODUCTS 115 DAY amxt am Excellent yielding agronomically sound hybrid Best results when placed on good soils/irrigation Excellent stalks, roots and brittle snap tolerance Dual purpose hybrid grain and silage Food-grade hybrid Open husks with good grain quality STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2730 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 9 TEST WEIGHT 6 Pink HUSK COVER 3

14 DAY am Widespread adaptation, potential yield leader both east and west Taller plant stature with excellent stalks and roots Average brittle snap can cause concern in western corn belt Drought tolerance average, performance can drop below 140 bpa Above average test weight and good tolerance to Fusarium Ear Rot STRESS GDU S TO BLACK LAYER 2810 KERNEL ROWS EAR FLEX 7 TEST WEIGHT 6 Red HUSK COVER 4 SILAGE GUIDE RELATIVE MATURITY SILAGE YIELD PREMIER SILAGE PRODUCT OPTIMUM AQUAMAX STARCH FIBER DIGESTIBILITY WHOLE-PLANT DIGESTIBILITY SILAGE CRUDE PROTEIN MILK PER ACRE MILK PER TON BEEF PER ACRE BEEF PER TON TEST WEIGHT am amx amx am 9 Y amx am amxt am 8 Y Y amxt am amx am amt 8 Y Conventional amxt Optimum AQUAmax hybrids: Product performance in water-limited environments is variable and depends on many factors such as the severity and timing of moisture deficiency, heat stress, soil type, management practices and environmental stress as well as disease and pest pressures. All hybrids may exhibit reduced yield under water and heat stress. Individual results may vary. AMXT - Optimum AcreMax XTreme Insect Protection system contains a single-bag integrated refuge solution for above- and below-ground insects. The major component contains the Agrisure RW trait, the YieldGard Corn Borer gene, and the Herculex XTRA genes. Poncho, VOTiVO, Raxil, Gaucho and Allegiance are registered trademarks of Bayer. Maxim is a registered trademark of a Syngenta Group Company. AMX - Optimum AcreMax Xtra Insect Protection system with YGCB, HXX, LL, RR2. Contains a single-bag integrated refuge solution for above- and below-ground insects. AM - Optimum AcreMax Insect Protection system with YGCB, HX1, LL, RR2. Contains a single-bag integrated refuge solution for above-ground insects.

15 SCORING: 9 = Superior, 1 = Poor 9 = Tall, 1 = Short : 9 = High, 1 = Low RELATIVE MATURITY SILAGE YIELD PREMIER SILAGE PRODUCT OPTIMUM AQUAMAX STARCH FIBER DIGESTIBILITY WHOLE-PLANT DIGESTIBILITY SILAGE CRUDE PROTEIN MILK PER ACRE MILK PER TON BEEF PER ACRE BEEF PER TON TEST WEIGHT amxt amx amx am am amxt Y amx Y am Y amxt Y amx am Y amx Y am Y amxt amx am Y am Y amxt amxt am 9 Y am Conventional Conventional Conventional AMT Optimum AcreMax TRIsect Insect Protection System with RW, YGCB, HX1, LL, RR2. Contains a single-bag refuge solution for above and below ground insects. The major component contains the Agrisure RW trait, the YieldGard Corn Borer gene, and the Herculex I genes. In EPA-designated cotton growing counties, a 20% separate corn borer refuge must be planted with Optimum AcreMax TRIsect products. Curry, Optimum, AcreMax, TRIsect and AQUAmax are trademarks of Pioneer. Herculex Insect Protection technology by Dow AgroSciences and Pioneer Hi-Bred. Herculex and the HX logo are registered trademarks of Dow AgroSciences LLC. YieldGard, the YieldGard Corn Borer Design and Roundup Ready are registered trademarks used under license from Monsanto Company. Liberty, LibertyLink and the Water Droplet Design are trademarks of Bayer. Agrisure is a trademark of a Syngenta Group Company. Agrisure technology incorporated into these seeds is commercialized under a license from Syngenta Crop Protection AG. EverGol is a registered trademark of Bayer. 2016, PHII. IMPORTANT: Trait rating scores provide key information useful in selecting and managing products in your area. Information and ratings are based on comparisons with other products sold by Curry. Information and scores are assigned by Curry and are based on period-of-years testing through 2015 harvest and were the latest available at time of printing. Some scores may change after 2016 harvest. Scores represent an average of performance data across areas of adaptation, multiple growing conditions, and a wide range of both climate and soil types, and may not predict future results. Individual product responses are variable and subject to a variety of environmental, disease and pest pressures. Please use this information as only one component of your product positioning decision.

16 16 BRAND SOYBEAN PRODUCTS BRAND SOYBEAN PRODUCTS numbering key & scoring RATINGS: 9 = Superior, 1 = Poor : % of Protein & Oil at 13% Moisture : 9 = Extremely Bushy, 1 = Very Narrow APHID TOLERANCE: AA = Above Average A = Average BA = Below Average SEED SIZE SCORE: 9 = Small, 1 = : = Preliminary Data BST BROWN STEM ROT: SUS = Susceptible MS = Moderately Susceptible MT = Moderately Tolerant T = Tolerant FOR MATURITY: 9 = Tall, 1 = Short : Ratings based on relative length of hypocotyls, which is the portion of the seedling between the cotyledons and the root. S = Short; M = Medium; L = Long. FIELD : Rating based on speed and strength of emergence in suboptimal temperatures. 1-3 = Below Average; 4-6 = Average; 7-9 = Excellent. NO DATA: Not Enough Locations PHYTOPHTHORA RESISTANCE GENE Rps1c = Resistant to races 1-3, 6-11, 13, 15, 17, 21, 23, 24, 26, 28-30, 32, 34, 36 Rps1k = Resistant to races 1-11, 13-15, 17, 18, 21-24, 26, 36, 37 Rps1a = Resistant to races 1, 2, 10, 11, 13-18, 24 Rps6 = Resistant to races 1-4, 10, 12, 14-16, 18-21, 25, 28, 33-35

17 Leader product for mid group 0 maturity Good SCN race 1 and 5 resistance Outstanding SCN race 3 resistance Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1c) Good Phytophthora field resistance Good IDC tolerance Excellent shattering tolerance Avoid fields with a history of white mold 1084 Very good SCN race 3 and 14 resistance Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1c) Good Phytophthora field tolerance Moderate IDC tolerance Avoid fields with a history of SDS and Charcoal rot SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 6 PROTEIN % 32.3 OIL % 20.3 * Black * * * () * () BROWN STEM ROT MS PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1C Peking SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) PROTEIN % OIL % BROWN STEM ROT MS PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1C BRAND SOYBEAN PRODUCTS Leader product for early group 1 maturity Outstanding SCN race 3 and 14 resistance Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1k and Rps6) Good IDC tolerance Very good soybean aphid antibiosis SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 3 PROTEIN % 34.7 OIL % 20.7 * * Excellent shattering resistance May lodge in highly productive environments Tan BROWN STEM ROT HT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1K,6

18 SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) PROTEIN % OIL % Outstanding SCN race 3 and 14 resistance BRAND SOYBEAN PRODUCTS 1.1 Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1k) Good Phytophthora field tolerance Outstanding IDC tolerance Outstanding brown stem rot field tolerance Avoid fields with a history of white mold 1115 Outstanding SCN race 3 and 14 resistance Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps3a and Rps1c) Outstanding downy mildew tolerance Good Phytophthora field tolerance Moderate white mold field tolerance Resistant to brown stem rot Avoid fields with a history of SDS Excellent harvest standability * * * Small * * () * * () White Tan () BROWN STEM ROT HT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1K SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) PROTEIN % OIL % BROWN STEM ROT HT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1C,3A SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) PROTEIN % OIL % Very good SCN race 1, 3 and 5 resistance Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1c) Excellent field emergence Resistant to brown stem rot Avoid fields with a history of SDS * * () Tan BROWN STEM ROT HT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1C Peking

19 Very good SCN race 3 and 14 resistance Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1k) Good IDC tolerance Very good brown stem rot field tolerance SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) PROTEIN % OIL % * * * () () Good harvest standability 1167 Leader for mid group 1 maturity Outstanding SCN race 3 and 14 resistance Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1k) Good IDC tolerance Very good soybean aphid antibiosis Tall plant height may provide an advantage in stress environments May lodge in highly productive environments Medium Black * * * Black BROWN STEM ROT MT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1K SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 4 PROTEIN % 33.4 OIL % 20.4 BROWN STEM ROT MS PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1K BRAND SOYBEAN PRODUCTS Outstanding SCN race 1, 3 and 5 resistance Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1c and Rps6) Good Phytophthora field tolerance Moderate IDC tolerance Excellent harvest standability Resistant to brown stem rot SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 4 PROTEIN % 32.8 OIL % 20.2 * Medium Tan BROWN STEM ROT HT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1K,6 Peking

20 20 BRAND SOYBEAN PRODUCTS Above average downy mildew tolerance Good SCN race 3 and 14 resistance Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1k) Great IDC tolerance Moderate white mold field tolerance Excellent harvest standability 1225 Leader for early group 2.0 maturity Outstanding SCN race 3 and 14 resistance Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1k) Good Phytophthora field tolerance Moderate white mold field tolerance Excellent harvest standability Excellent shattering tolerance Resistant to brown stem rot Uniform height in rolling ground Medium * * * Medium SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 4 PROTEIN % 34.3 OIL % 19.7 BROWN STEM ROT HT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1K SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 7 PROTEIN % 34.1 OIL % 19.7 BROWN STEM ROT MT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1K Great companion product for 1225 Outstanding downy mildew tolerance Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1k) Excellent field emergence Avoid fields with a history of Phytophthora and IDC Very high yield potential Medium SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 4 PROTEIN % 35.0 OIL % 19.6 BROWN STEM ROT MT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1K

21 LL Good yield potential when placed on well managed ground Good phytophthora field tolerance Avoid fields with a history of SDS Attractive plant stature with good standability SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) PROTEIN % OIL % () * Excellent field emergence 1246 Very high yielding potential soybean with good defense Medium bushy soybean with medium height Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1c) Excellent harvest standability Avoid fields with a history of SDS Moves west into SD very well White Tan * Tan BROWN STEM ROT MS PHYTOPHTHORA GENE SOYBEAN CYST NEMATODE Yes SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 5 PROTEIN % 33.7 OIL % 20.1 BROWN STEM ROT HT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1C BRAND SOYBEAN PRODUCTS Very consistent Leader product for mid group 2.0 maturity Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1k) Moderate white mold field tolerance Very good frog eye leaf spot tolerance SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 5 PROTEIN % 32.7 OIL % 20.4 Excellent shattering resistance Performs from western NE to eastern IA Grey BROWN STEM ROT MS PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1K Peking

22 22 BRAND SOYBEAN PRODUCTS Excellent companion for 1252 Excellent harvest standability and emergence Moderate upright soybean with good height Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1k) Moderate IDC resistance Good white mold tolerance Workhorse variety with high yield potential 1267 Very good SCN race 3 and 14 resistance Above average downy mildew tolerance Very high yield potential when placed on better ground Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1c) Very good brown stem rot field tolerance * * * * SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 5 PROTEIN % 34.3 OIL % 19.7 BROWN STEM ROT HT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1K SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) PROTEIN % 33.7 OIL % 20.1 Excellent frog eye leaf spot tolerance Avoid fields with a history of SDS Medium Black BROWN STEM ROT MT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1C Exceptional yield potential with great defense Very good SCN race 3 and 14 resistance Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1k) Excellent harvest standability Resistant to brown stem rot Keep under irrigation in western NE to keep height * Medium White Tan SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 5 PROTEIN % 33.6 OIL % 20.2 BROWN STEM ROT HT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1K

23 Top yield potential variety Handles diverse soil types is a strength of this variety Good tolerance to areas prone to IDC Shorter variety with multiple pods per node Excellent shatter tolerance Good Phytophthora field tolerance 3285LL Good yield potential when placed on well managed ground Avoid fields with a history of SDS and IDC Good early vigor and harvest standability Good field emergence Good shatter tolerance Grey Tan Imperfect Black * * * Grey Tan Imperfect Black SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 5 PROTEIN % 32.6 OIL % 21.1 BROWN STEM ROT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE SOYBEAN CYST NEMATODE APHID TOLERANCE SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) PROTEIN % 32.6 OIL % 21.1 BROWN STEM ROT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE SOYBEAN CYST NEMATODE APHID TOLERANCE MS 1K YES BA MS 1K YES BA BRAND SOYBEAN PRODUCTS Excellent harvest standability Medium bushy soybean with moderate height Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1K) Very high yielding potential soybean SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 7* PROTEIN % 33.5 OIL % 19.8 * Performs best in western Iowa, SD and NE Medium Black BROWN STEM ROT MT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1K Peking

24 24 BRAND SOYBEAN PRODUCTS Excellent yield potential Medium tall, medium bushy soybean Outstanding downy mildew tolerance Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1k) Moderate IDC resistance Excellent harvest standability Very attractive field appearance 1320 Performs very well under irrigation with great standability Excellent yield potential under higher fertility Medium height, medium bushy soybean Outstanding downy mildew tolerance Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1k) SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 5 PROTEIN % 34.7 OIL % 19.6 * * * BROWN STEM ROT HT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1K SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 4 PROTEIN % 34.2 OIL % 19.8 Good Phytophthora field tolerance Moderate white mold field tolerance BROWN STEM ROT MT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1K m brand Early group 3.0 maturity non-cyst product Best performance in NE Nebraska Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1K) Good Phytophthora field tolerance Very good brown stem rot field tolerance Outstanding frog eye leaf spot tolerance Excellent shattering tolerance Resistant to brown stem rot Avoid fields with IDC, SDS and charcoal rot SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 5 PROTEIN % 33.5 OIL % 19.7 * White Tan Black BROWN STEM ROT MT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1K SOYBEAN CYST NEMATODE NO NON SCN

25 Great companion for 1357 with more yield potential Elite soybean with high yield potential for this zone Moderate height bushy canopy Outstanding downy mildew tolerance Very good SCN race 3 and 14 resistance SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 2 PROTEIN % 33.5 OIL % 19.5 * * Good Phytophthora field tolerance Moderate IDC tolerance 1357 Outstanding SCN race 3 resistance Good SCN race 14 resistance Very good brown stem rot field tolerance Excellent shattering resistance Avoid fields with a history of IDC and white mold Prioritize for earlier and frequent scouting when aphids are present in the area Black BROWN STEM ROT HT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE None SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 6 PROTEIN % 34.0 OIL % 18.9 BROWN STEM ROT MT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE None BRAND SOYBEAN PRODUCTS Outstanding yield potential Very good SCN race 3 and 14 resistance Good Phytophthora field tolerance Avoid fields with a history of IDC and white mold Slightly below average tolerance to soils with high chloride salt accumulation Racehorse type product SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 4 PROTEIN % 33.1 OIL % 19.6 * () Tan Black BROWN STEM ROT HT PHYTOPHTHORA GENE None

26 C Niche product for the west SEED SIZE SCORE (Seeds/lb.) 5 PROTEIN % 33.0 OIL % 19.4 BRAND SOYBEAN PRODUCTS Very good SCN race 3 and 14 resistance Multi-race Phytophthora resistance (Rps1K) Good Phytophthora field tolerance Good IDC tolerance Above average frog eye leaf spot tolerance Excellent field emergence and shattering tolerance Below average tolerance to soils with high chloride salt accumulation Prioritize for earlier and frequent scouting when aphids are present in the area BROWN STEM ROT MS White PHYTOPHTHORA GENE 1K IMPORTANT: Product responses are variable and subject to any number of environmental, disease and pest pressures. Please use this information as only part of your product positioning decision. Individual results may vary. Trait ratings provide key information useful in selection and management of Curry brand products in your area. Scores are based on testing through 2015 harvest and were the latest available at time of printing. Some scores may change after 2016 harvest. Information and ratings are based on average performance across area of adaptation under normal conditions, over a wide range of both climate and soil types, and may not predict future results. Refer to or contact a Curry sales professional for the latest and most complete listing of traits and scores for each Curry brand product and for product placement and management suggestions specific to your operation and local conditions. Varieties with the LibertyLink gene (LL) are resistant to Liberty herbicide. Liberty, LibertyLink and the Water Droplet Design are trademarks of Bayer. Always follow grain marketing, stewardship practices and pesticide label directions. Varieties with the Glyphosate Tolerant trait (including those designated by the letter R in the product number) contain genes that confer tolerance to glyphosate herbicides. Glyphosate herbicides will kill crops that are not tolerant to glyphosate.

27 68 DAY CHO6408 A mid-maturity, high-yield potential, disease tolerant mid-oleic ExpressSun hybrid SUITABILITY RATINGS KEY ENVIRONMENTS HIGH YIELD ENVIRONMENT MINIMUM/NO-TILL ENVIRONMENTS FIELDS AT HIGH RISK OF SCLEROTINIA 27 YIELD FOR MATURITY COLD OIL CONTENT MID-OLEIC SCORE TEST WEIGHT YIELD UNDER DROUGHT ROOT LODGING STALK LODGING DRY DOWN 69 DAY Adapted to the central sunflower growing areas of ND & SD Hybrid is suited for the birdseed market High-yielding environments may cause increased plant height CHARACTERISTIC SCORES CMO6399 A mid-maturity, high-yield potential, disease tolerant mid-oleic ExpressSun hybrid Adapted to the central sunflower growing areas of ND & SD This hybrid is suited for the birdseed market DISEASE SCORES ROOT SCLEROTINIA HEAD SCLEROTINIA PHOMOPSIS TRAIT SCORE RATINGS: 9=Excellent; 1=Poor Blank=insufficient data Hybrid performs best in high-yielding environments at moderate populations CHARACTERISTIC SCORES YIELD FOR MATURITY COLD OIL CONTENT MID-OLEIC SCORE TEST WEIGHT YIELD UNDER DROUGHT ROOT LODGING DISEASE SCORES ROOT SCLEROTINIA HEAD SCLEROTINIA PHOMOPSIS SUITABILITY LATE HARVEST HEAVY CLAY SOILS HIGH POPULATIONS EXPRESS HERBICIDE APPLICATION POORLY DRAINED SOILS IRRIGATION DESICCATION FOR EARLY HARVEST PRONE ENVIRONMENTS HIGH ph-fe CHLOROSIS LIMITED IRRIGATION SUNFLOWER-ON-SUNFLOWER DROUGHT PRONE SOILS DRYLAND LOW POPULATION HIGH RAINFALL-GRAIN MOLD PRONE PHOMOPSIS PRONE ENVIRONMENTS SOILS EARLY PLANTING/COLD SOILS SUITABILITY RATINGS KEY ENVIRONMENTS HIGH YIELD ENVIRONMENT MINIMUM/NO-TILL ENVIRONMENTS FIELDS AT HIGH RISK OF SCLEROTINIA SUITABILITY LATE HARVEST HEAVY CLAY SOILS HIGH POPULATIONS EXPRESS HERBICIDE APPLICATION POORLY DRAINED SOILS IRRIGATION DESICCATION FOR EARLY HARVEST PRONE ENVIRONMENTS HIGH ph-fe CHLOROSIS LIMITED IRRIGATION SUNFLOWER-ON-SUNFLOWER DROUGHT PRONE SOILS DRYLAND LOW POPULATION HIGH RAINFALL-GRAIN MOLD PRONE PHOMOPSIS PRONE ENVIRONMENTS Poor Suitability Highly Poor Suitability Highly Poor Suitability Highly Highly Poor Suitability Poor Suitability Poor Suitability Highly Poor Suitability Highly Highly Poor Suitability Highly Highly BRAND SUNFLOWER PRODUCTS STALK LODGING DRY DOWN TRAIT SCORE RATINGS: 9=Excellent; 1=Poor Blank=insufficient data EARLY PLANTING/COLD SOILS SOILS Poor Suitability numbering key & scoring : Ratings taken when first true leaf is visible MID-OLEIC SCORE: 9 = Consistently meets oleic level specifications for NuSun oil. : Short stature is desirable. 9 = Short; 1 = Tall. RACE RESISTANCE: Indicates downy mildew resistance to the races identified. CMO Curry Mid-Oleic CMO6399 TM 69 CRM Comparative Relative Maturity The first and last number combined is CRM 39 RM Relative Maturity The middle two numbers are RM Dupont, Express, Expressun and Totalsol are trademarks of Dupont or its affiliates. Curry is a registered trademark of Pioneer. 2016, PHII. IMPORTANT: Information and ratings are based on comparisons with other Curry brand products, not competitive products. Information and ratings are assigned by Curry Agronomists and Research Managers, based on average performance across area of adaptation under normal conditions, over a wide range of both climate and soil types, and may not predict future results. Product responses are variable and subject to any number of environmental, disease and pest pressures. Please use this information as only part of your product positioning decision. Refer to or contact a Curry sales professional for the latest and most complete listing of traits and scores for each Curry brand product and for product placement and management suggestions specific to your operation and local conditions.

28 28 BRAND SORGHUM PRODUCTS 109 RM YIELD FOR MATURITY YIELD UNDER DROUGHT COLD HEAD EXERTION HEAD TYPE (1=COMPACT: 9=OPEN) TEST WEIGHT CHARCOAL ROT 116 RM YIELD FOR MATURITY YIELD UNDER DROUGHT COLD HEAD EXERTION HEAD TYPE (1=COMPACT: 9=OPEN) TEST WEIGHT CHARCOAL ROT 1 POSITIONING INFORMATION A high-yield potential, medium maturity hybrid with good standability Positioning for: Dry land acres of central and eastern Kansas, south central and southeast Nebraska Management comments: control greenbugs and chinch bugs when necessary. This hybrid tends to tiller under good conditions. 2 TRAIT SCORES 2 TRAIT SCORES FUSARIUM ROT HEAD SMUT-NORTH HEAD SMUT-SOUTH ANTHRACNOSE-WEST ANTHRACNOSE-EAST LEAF BLIGHT RUST SOOTY STRIPE HEAD FUSABRIUM HEAT RESPONSE COLOR SCORE 1 POSITIONING INFORMATION A high-yield potential, full season hybrid with good stalks Positioning for: Dry land acres of central and eastern Kansas, south central and southeast Nebraska Management comments: control greenbugs and chinch bugs when necessary. This hybrid tends to tiller under good conditions. () () CS093 CS168 9=Superior; 0=Poor () () () FUSARIUM ROT HEAD SMUT-NORTH HEAD SMUT-SOUTH ANTHRACNOSE-WEST ANTHRACNOSE-EAST LEAF BLIGHT RUST SOOTY STRIPE HEAD FUSABRIUM HEAT RESPONSE COLOR SCORE 1 OBSERVED SUITABILITY PLACEMENT GUIDELINES HEAVY CLAY SOILS EARLY PLANTING/COLD SOILS HIGH POPULATION INSECTICIDE LEAF BURN * POORLY DRAINED SOILS * IRRIGATION * NO-TILL Highly EARLY HARVEST CHINCH BUG PRONE ENVIRONMENTS * HIGH ph-fe CHLOROSIS * LIMITED IRRIGATION SORGHUM-ON-SORGHUM LOW TEMP AT FLOWERING * ERGOT PRONE ENVIRONMENTS * DROUGHT PRONE SOILS DRYLAND Highly LOW POPULATION HIGH RAINFALL GRAIN MOLD PRONE * SOOTY STRIPE PRONE ENVIRONMENTS 1 GRAIN COLOR Bronze ENDOSPERM COLOR * 1 OBSERVED SUITABILITY PLACEMENT GUIDELINES HEAVY CLAY SOILS EARLY PLANTING/COLD SOILS HIGH POPULATION * INSECTICIDE LEAF BURN * POORLY DRAINED SOILS * IRRIGATION * NO-TILL Highly EARLY HARVEST Highly CHINCH BUG PRONE ENVIRONMENTS * HIGH ph-fe CHLOROSIS * LIMITED IRRIGATION SORGHUM-ON-SORGHUM LOW TEMP AT FLOWERING * ERGOT PRONE ENVIRONMENTS * DROUGHT PRONE SOILS Highly DRYLAND Highly LOW POPULATION HIGH RAINFALL GRAIN MOLD PRONE * SOOTY STRIPE PRONE ENVIRONMENTS * GRAIN COLOR ENDOSPERM COLOR * = Insufficient or Inconsistent Observations 1 Red White 9=Superior; 0=Poor * = Insufficient or Inconsistent Observations numbering key CS093 TM CS Curry Sorghum 09 RM Add 100 to the first and the second digits for maturity 3 Random selected number for Identification purposes HEAD TYPE: 9 = Open; 1 = Compact. : 9 = Very Tall; 1 = Short. HEAD SMUT RESISTANCE: Rated for resistance to Races 1, 2, 3, 4. HEAT RESPONSE: 1 = Delays, least responsive; 9 = Responsive, usually heads under stress. Grain sorghum hybrids react differently to environmental conditions. The characteristics used to describe this environmental reaction are heat response and color score. Either trait is desirable in grain sorghum hybrids. Yearly environment will dictate which characteristic benefits production. NOTE: Heat response and color scores express characteristics that could be favorable or unfavorable, depending on environmental conditions. Characteristics should be compared to hybrids of similar maturity group only. COLORING: 1 = Delays maturity; 9 = Very responsive, matures under cool conditions. Grain coloring in sorghum hybrids is closely associated with physiological maturity. Hybrids which are early to color are more responsive to cool temperatures than other sorghum hybrids. Under cool conditions from weather or late planting, these hybrids tend to mature and dry down rather than delay maturity. Grain sorghum hybrids react differently to environmental conditions. The characteristics used to describe this environmental reaction are heat response and color score. Either trait is desirable in grain sorghum hybrids. Yearly environment will dictate which characteristic benefits production. NOTE: Heat response and color scores express characteristics that could be favorable or unfavorable, depending on environmental conditions. Characteristics should be compared to hybrids of similar maturity group only. 1 POSITIONING INFORMATION is based upon historical field observations and analysis of traits by Agronomists and Research Managers and may not predict future results. Product responses are variable and subject to any number of environmental, disease and pest pressures. Please use this information as part of your product positioning decision. 2 TRAIT SCORES are based upon period-of-years testing and were the latest available at the time of printing. Curry makes no warranties, express or implied around the information contained herein. All such warranties are hereby disclaimed.

29 SEED TREATMENTS CurryCoat is a seed-applied, performance-enhancing technology developed specifically for Curry Seed and is offered on Curry brand seed products. CORN Standard Rate CurryCoat seed treatment for corn is a powerful combination of Poncho 500/VOTiVO, Maxim Quattro and Raxil seed treatment. CurryCoat is offered on corn at no added charge. CURRYCOAT FORMULA Poncho /VOTiVO Insecticide Applied directly to the seed, Poncho /VOTiVO insecticide protects the whole plant, above and below ground, preventing damage to early-season seedlings and roots before pests can strike. Employs a biological mode of action with a unique bacteria strain that lives and grows with young roots, creating a living barrier that prevents nematodes from causing damage. It also has a systemic agent that s absorbed by new roots immediately, providing control of many critical early season insect pests. Maxim Quattro Fungicide A four-way formulation, this seed-applied fungicide contains four active ingredients to provide broad-spectrum protection against early-season diseases. Raxil Fungicide Controls diseases like loose smut, common bunt and common root rot. NEW ilevo Soybean Seed Treatment Option The ONLY seed treatment solution for soybean Sudden Death Syndrome (SDS) and activity against nematodes. Early Plant Protection Increased Plant Health Increased Yields Activity Against SDS and SCN SOYBEANS Curry brand soybeans ordered with CurryCoat will be treated with a new performance-enhancing technology called EverGol Energy fungicide along with Biostacked seed treatment, Gaucho insecticide and Allegiance fungicide. Additional charges will apply. CURRYCOAT FORMULA EverGol Energy Fungicide A next-generation technology from Bayer CropScience, EverGol Energy fungicide has multiple modes of action, including a new mode that provides enhanced protection against a broad spectrum of early season diseases such as Rhizoctonia solani, Fusarium spp., Pythium spp., Botrytis cinerea and Phomopsis longicolla. Biostacked Stimulates rhizobia to produce the biochemical factors shown to improve root nodulation. Nodulation improves nitrogen fixing ability, which enhances nutrient uptake and overall plant performance. Gaucho Insecticide This seed-applied insecticide provides unmatched protection against the worst early season pests. Allegiance Fungicide Aids in the fight against stand-reducing diseases such as Rhizoctonia and Fusarium. Roland, IA: (left) base treatment control (commercial seed-applied fungicides and Poncho /VOTiVO ), (right) and ilevo + Base treatment VISIT CURRYSEED.COM FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS. Poncho, VOTiVO, Raxil, Gaucho, Allegiance and EverGol Energy are registered trademarks of Bayer. Maxim is a registered trademark of Syngenta Group Company.

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